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Thank you for this information. However, I am not referring to surveying systems; rather, use my military ships as scouts just to see if there are potentially colonizable planets in those systems. The shift+right click move order still helps as it works with military ships as well. This will make life a lot easier. Is there any way to tell which systems you have moved a military ship through? Or is the only way to know for sure is by surveying it?
Sorry, assumed you were talking about science ships! Any system that has been visited by one of your ships will have at least medium 'intelligence' (I forget the specific word the game uses). The potentially colonisable planet icon will appear next to a system when you have medium intelligence on it. Systems with low intelligence have not been visited by one of your ships, and you can find out your level of intelligence on a specific system by hovering the cursor over it.